PORK PEPPER CHOPS
An old Colonial favourite, Pork Pepper Chops is a simple and easy dish to prepare and requires no elaborate preparation. You could have it as a main meal with mashed potatoes and steamed or sauteed vegetables or as a side dish with rice and dal
This recipe is featured in my Cookery Book ANGLO-INDIAN CUISINE - A LEGACY OF FLAVOURS FROM THE PAST
Serves 6 Preparation Time
45 minutes
Ingredients
½ kg good pork chops (Flatten
them)
3 potatoes (Boiled, peeled and
cut in half lengthwise)
4 big onions sliced
2 green chilies slit
lengthwise
2 or 3 teaspoons pepper powder
(as per choice)
Salt to taste
Pressure cook the pork chops with a little water till tender
letting some soup remain. Open the pressure cooker and add the onions, green
chilies, salt, pepper powder and oil and mix well. Keep cooking on low heat till the soup dries
up and the onions and pork are nicely browned. Just before turning off the heat add the boiled potatoes and mix
well.
Serve hot with bread or rice as a side dish.
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